Sentence examples for trick of looking from inspiring English sources

He also shared the trick of looking at the bat after a foul ball to see where the mark is.

A pair of tall sixteen-year-old twins, Fabian and Sebastian García, from Harlem, had figured out the trick of looking, with smiling naturalness, into their partners' eyes.

"She is a plain young woman with a silvery pallor, a habit of silence and a trick of looking at men as if they represent an unpleasant surprise," Cromwell thinks at first.

Senegal Burkina Faso, with Jonathan Pitroipa, Alain Traoré and Bakary Koné, should have been better than they were, and seemed weirdly defeatist from the off, and Morocco performed their habitual trick of looking quite good and not winning games.

At times here South Africa managed the trick of looking simultaneously both a batsman and a bowler light, the absence of Jacques Kallis having led them, for now, into the bits-and-pieces territory for so long favoured by England.

Winslet, too, pulls off the trick of looking capable and knowledgable as she drills local government officers in how to close schools, deal with panic and how to make giant isolation wards out of sports arenas.

The trick to looking awesome is LOVING yourself!

This mathematical trick gave them a new way of looking at the problem and manipulating the data that turned out to be the key to sifting through the sounds.

Cheap Trick, always looking for ways of updating and extending its own legacy — the power-pop veterans' last album, "The Latest," included a song, "Sick Man Of Europe," named after Rick Nielsen's pre-Trick band — has teamed up with Audi to re-record the hit "Dream Police".

A quick trick is looking at the veins on the underside of your wrist.

One of the newer tricks involves looking for reduced rates at bargain sites that are intended for leisure travelers only.